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• Literary Paritantra (Systems), an International Journal on Literature and  Theory,  aims at providing a healthy and holistic forum for scholarly views on broad sociopolitical and cultural issues of human import as evidenced in literature, literary theory, philosophy, art, television, cinema, popular culture, journalism, translation, comparative literature, and creative writing.
• The journal makes an effort to enhance the belief that literature is encyclopedic, multi-disciplinary, polysemic and synergetic in character and, therefore, cannot be tied to any specific ideology or rigid sectarian, provincial, and nationalistic rhetoric.
• The journal makes an effort to encourage free play of mind, innovation and experimentation to produce fresh insights into the study of literary texts.  Adopting a holistic outlook, in opposition to a reductionist outlook, is encouraged in scholarly research and writing.
• What distinguishes this journal from existing literary journals is its longing to unravel the underlying unifying link between science, the humanities, and religion.
• The ultimate aim of Literary Paritantra (Systems) is to embark on a journey of realization from ‘vidya’ (knowledge) to ‘para-vidya’ (transcendental knowledge).
• The cherished goal of the journal is to initiate the world literary community to transdisciplinary approaches such as the Systems Approach in the study of literature so as to encourage the establishment of a true world literature.
• Literary Paritantra (Systems) is a peer reviewed journal.
• The journal has devoted a special section to scholarly, academic articles which employ systems theory, methodology, philosophy,  concepts and approaches to the study of world literature.
• The journal also welcomes articles on contemporary issues and concerns of literature, literary theory, culture, media, translation, philosophy, art, television, and cinema and any other areas of scholarly interest.

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